Data scientist Jackie (嘉雯) and I talk about the nature of reality and consciousness, and the absurdity and meaning of life, in the context of a Humans of New York post.

Young data scientist Jackie (嘉雯) tells us about growing up in China, what drives her in life, sci-fi stories she's read and written, and the time when her heart started beating very loudly all the time.

Pace and I discuss our experiences of different strategies to battle depression and anxiety, such as talk therapy, cognitive behavior therapy, medicine, psychedelics, and meditation.

Pace talks about being the first human diagnosed with a new disease. He describes its causes and effects, and how being brought up without any accommodations for it shaped him.

What attracts young people to today's thought leaders like Sam Harris and Jordan Peterson? Should we be aware of any blind spots in them?

Pace shares his view that some welfare policies work against their own goal, and we can rethink how to make welfare more effective.

Pace tells us about getting arrested in college for protesting sweatshops, and travelling to Palestine for the solidarity movement.

Pace Davis talks about growing up in Austin, Texas, amid physical and social challenges that shaped his principles around justice and intellect.

Pace Davis gives us a background of Israel-Palestine history, and shares his experiences of joining the popular resistance struggle in Palestine.

Pace Davis talks to an audience about living with unrelenting, debilitating depression, and the stigmas surrounding mental health.